Scam Bites: Paying By Bitcoin (How To Don't) - Scambaiting

[@adastra553]

Payment methods currently accepted by the UK Government: 1. US dollars 2. iTunes gift cards 3. Steam gift cards 4. Bitcoin

[@pharoahcaraboo9610]

steam gift cards never fails to get a little chuckle out of me. though it makes you wonder how many gift cards on g2a are from these scams.

[@nicholase2868]

They didn't want to use the Euro but they definitely accept gift cards as legal tender.

[@jedigrandmaster6471]

don't forget western union and steam gift card is

[@Attam0604]

Don't forget coinsquirt

[@XXX_xxxxxxxx]

5: Other people's dirty underwear

[@simonc7947]

Have you ever considered telling the scammers that in this part of the world, steam cards were phased out and replaced with diesel cards several decades ago?

[@unexpected2475]

Honestly, it's quite possible that you might now have electric or magnetic cards in some places now.

[@kdaveson]

Solar cards are the way of the future! They just need a battery pack backup.

[@Sarahbryson321]

I prefer hydrogen cards

[@rin_etoware_2989]

@@kdaveson wind cards are the way to go, just not in my back garden

[@jd_the_cat]

I prefer nuclear cards.

[@cuprianlycoris]

"I just need to know if the money is glarded." searches up glarded -Is that even a word? continues watching "glarded isn't even a word." ...

[@Hierophant_Bean]

bro, if you are found with glarded money you’re gonna do some serious time.

[@OneViolentGentleman]

@@Hierophant_Bean not if you frobulate the glarded money first.

[@alexasklepsky824]

autotranslate stil can translate this word by autocorrect

[@hiddenshadow2105]

English is so full of beautiful but obscure words (apricity, sevidical, icasm) I won't be 100% surprised if glarded was a such word.

[@phoenix402]

@@OneViolentGentleman but that will just result in the transaction ending up krangled!

[@heyitzrare]

How to Don't: 1) do not

[@AtomicShrimp]

2) there is no step 2

[@imveryangryitsnotbutter]

@@AtomicShrimp 3) Refer to step 2

[@AtomicShrimp]

4) If you get to step 4, something has gone very wrong. Start over.

[@Ultiminati]

How not to not do?

[@jasons2023]

5) In case of faliure to follow step 4, please summon Barrister John Warosa to rearrange this.

[@awatt]

So boys and girls, what have we learnt today? Never play Scrabble with Atomic Shrimp.

[@theneoreformationist]

And if you do... Be on your glaurd.

[@fawful9992]

@@theneoreformationist And make sure to bring an innopolity certificate with you.

[@jf17thunder63]

Be sure that your inoppolity certificate has a tax clode

[@jf17thunder63]

So that he doesn’t krangle you to defeat

[@tbone2416]

Quite a Flowritler to try arguing

[@telecorpse1957]

Subtle references to stuff previous scammers said, like alluding that the scammer is a small boy, always make me giggle.

[@thomasherzog86]

imagine not glarding your money in 2021. you could just as easy throw it out the window or burn it instead.

[@yes0r787]

Burning is too messy.

[@anentity8960]

You don't have to if your money have been plampered already.

[@andycristea]

Not if your accounts are in a tax clode!

[@larajamila005]

I don't glard my money. Although I do make sure to refore it.

[@lumi5977]

Money glarding isn't very ethical is it? It shrinks the telopot capacity which negatively affects the global economy.

[@LifeinJars]

I always buy, sell and trade cryptocurrencies via post, never had any problems....

[@karrtar-kraft]

The safest way too send it

[@blacktailE]

Glad to know my favourite channels are somehow related. Love your videos, I'm a Biology student too!

[@LifeinJars]

@@karrtar-kraft Exactly!

[@LifeinJars]

@@blacktailE That's awesome!

[@ninnusridhar]

I once bought 500 bitcoins by calling into a magazine and reading a raffle number

[@XtremeGamesW2013]

Making up words is certainly a good direction. These scammer’s grasp of English seems to be tenuous at best, and making them pull their hair out over words they don’t understand is a definite waste of (their) time.

[@nocx4592]

You also can tell that they had to manually write that email uniquely.

[@TechGorilla1987]

I couldn't even read a message like this to the very end, frankly. It's just unnerving.

[@lightspiritblix1423]

also, it's hilarious to hear the scammer say that a fund isn't glarded.

[@snarkasticdouche3863]

The screwed up thing, is that they actually misspell things intentionally, to weed out people who are too smart to become victims. Their main targets, like most bottom feeding parasites, are the elderly and mentally deficient.

[@icturner23]

Yup, this is what I used to do back in the day, since it is childishly amusing and doesn’t take any effort.

[@waivx]

Coinsquirt is a legend in Atomic Shrimp's scambaiting videos.

[@Sharpman76]

Never used crypto, but I'd open up a payment tube on the spot

[@Hierophant_Bean]

really is

[@espeon200]

I always have trouble setting up the flow nozzles, but I’ve never been scammed using Coinsquirt.

[@ZT742]

I much prefer Spondule to be fair. Much better at spondulising the doshpockets.

[@hellothere2808]

Coinsquirt, liquid finance!

[@MuchWhittering]

I've always found it weird that scammers ask for payment via Bitcoin. I feel like people who are tech savvy enough to know what Bitcoin is and how to use it are probably quite unlikely to fall for these scams. Hell, I wouldn't even know how to send someone Bitcoin and I like to think I'm reasonably tech-savvy. Edit: Maybe "tech-savvy" wasn't the right word, but I still maintain that the average scam victim isn't likely to have any clue how to send Bitcoin.

[@AtomicShrimp]

Yeah, it's weird

[@MrAidanFrancis]

I'd like to live in the world this scammer thinks we live in, where you can just walk into any store and ask them to set up a bitcoin transaction for you.

[@TechGorilla1987]

There is a BitCoin ATM in my local area in a Technology center with a hospital and all. I am not sure what can be done there.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

@@TechGorilla1987 The only Bitcoin ATM in my area is in the Red Light District. Amazing the things you can pay for with cryptocurrency.

[@dogwalker666]

Love to see the looks you would get in aldi.

[@Joeyy99]

maybe next time a scammer asks for a steam card get a birthday card with a train on, maybe even Thomas the tank engine, if you can send proof of it like a picture I'd love to see their recation.

[@allisonmoon5805]

I believe he had a video where he had that Thomas the Tank engine card ready. I cant really remember the video, but I think its "let's tell the scammers I already have the money" He didnt end up using it, but he had it ready

[@JIL713]

@@allisonmoon5805 yeah it was in that episode with the original John Barosa/Warosa

[@yes0r787]

All hail the OG Soul, called John Warosa.

[@Jackgalaga]

@@yes0r787 John Barosa*

[@verelyn7]

Or maybe he should actually buy some steam gift cards, redeem them so they can't be used again, then proceed to send a series of very poor quality photos of the cards that neglect to include the vital piece of information the scammer needs

[@RichPhillibob]

I absolutely love how Atomic Shrimp makes jokes but just acts like it wasn’t funny. Great job! Keep it up!

[@Whurlpuul]

Gotta love that dry British humour, very blackadder.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@Whurlpuul Blackadder... XD sweet serie

[@morkusmorkus6040]

Are you going around laughing at your own jokes, Aiden? Not great form.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@morkusmorkus6040 I see, tell me more.

[@morkusmorkus6040]

@@PandemoniumMeltDown Whats to tell? I told you all you need to know.

[@ceejay3054]

I love that the "Soul called Mr Barrister John Warosa" is now your theme song.

[@IanSlothieRolfe]

Surprised the scammer doesn't come after Mr Mange Tout for copyright!

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@IanSlothieRolfe There can be no thing like that copyright for no soul can claim the right.

[@MCDreng]

​@@PandemoniumMeltDownthe soul called Mr. Songwriter Eric Castiglia can claim copy writes, be rest assured that there is nobody like Eric Castiglia

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@MCDreng Indeed, Eric is quite talented. I meant our detested beloved Barrister John Warosa has no rights. I expressed my point like a proud drunk, yet I wasn't so have no excuse.

[@MCDreng]

@@PandemoniumMeltDown be rest assured there is nothing like drunk in your comment ok but if you want to forgiveness send steam gift card 500 dollar USD

[@TitanIsBack]

I don't wake up in the morning unless I know my package is glarded.

[@ambulocetusnatans]

If your package isn't glarded, it could foofram up in the hammer-smaggle.

[@ulrichkalber9039]

@@ambulocetusnatans assertive!

[@awatt]

I glarded my package to the left this morning.

[@ulrichkalber9039]

@@awatt NOOO you should have moved it wayward

[@awatt]

@@ulrichkalber9039 But that would make my eyes water

[@billymercury3897]

Your sense of humor is top notch hilarious, keep it up

[@angry4rtichoke646]

Never thought about it before, where did “top notch” come from?

[@billymercury3897]

@@angry4rtichoke646 Idk I just heard it from somewhere

[@brockdion2593]

@@angry4rtichoke646 not sure if this is accurate but I got a good laugh reading it...... copy and pasted...... Best and better than the in competition. First used in 1848 when reffering to a lady friend. Notches in the bed post were used to keep a record of the women you slept with. If she was the top notch then she was the best in show.

[@coreycharron3815]

@@brockdion2593 Interesting!

[@kuj2887]

@@coreycharron3815 But unlikely. It looks like folk etymology.

[@BlisaBLisa]

i love how many of them address you as "dear" I'm sure its just an awkward language translation thing but it's so ridiculously affectionate and in stark contrast to what they're doing/ the rudeness they often have in their messages

[@EGLEWRRR]

It's honestly one of the few things that makes me laugh out loud these days, as it puts me in mind of a very grey-haired 90 year-old woman on the other side trying her best at internet scamming

[@KatKevaKelise]

Thank you for your channel and your videos - my husband died two weeks ago and your videos are a great help sometimes to take my mind off the pain of losing him. Again, thank you.

[@haukauntrie]

Idea for future Bitcoin payment scam videos: A) Check the Bitcoin wallet address with a block explorer to see what payments have arrived on it. It may show how many "customers" a scammer is having. B) Copy the payment details of a already happened payment to that address to a genuine transaction confirmation. Depending on the way the scammer checks his balance he might think its real. (Maybe possible to see if the scam has more stages)

[@starkka15]

@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin I'm pretty sure most currency is speculative. I mean the US Dollar has the backing of the US Government. That's it. No Gold, silver.. Nada. Just good ole faith in the US Government. Woohoo....

[@LannasMissingLink]

@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin thats fairly true tbh. Same with NFTs

[@bl0keh]

@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin painful midwit take

[@asteroidrules]

@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin While an accurate description of cryptocurrency, it's kind of irrelevant to scambaiting where being able to trick the scammer into thinking you've paid doesn't require you actually spend money, real or fake, but does open new possibilities.

[@alexwang982]

@@AnOliviaShapedGremlin Eh, Proof of Stake kinda solves that.

[@ladyalicent705]

I thought steam cards would only be of interest to small boys The references to previous episodes is one of the major things that make this 100x better than other scambaiting related content

[@patrickmiencharoen8231]

Atomic Shrimp Scambating Drinking Game: Take a drink whenever: 1. He says, "... you know, the sort of details you should never share with a stranger on the internet." (must be the exact quote) 2. He says, "...respond to aggression not with (apology/compliance), but with righteous indignation." (everything except what is in the parentheses must be exact) 3. John B/Warosa shows up 4. The complete classic scam email shows up (wealthy dying widow looking to give their fortune to a random stranger on the internet; it must be all of these components) Feel free to add to the list, anyone. Also, love the little bits of insanity you throw into these vids (the entirety of that email to the Johns about the stuff you 'bought' with the check that you 'received', Coinsquirt, 'playing Prang', "doin' a serious", etc.). Keep it up, man. Subscribed!

[@hiddenshadow2105]

Every time Coinsquirt is mentioned.

[@lizh1988]

Let's go scambaiting again.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

"righteous indignation"... my favorite

[@mathcookie8224]

Whenever the “small boy” line comes up

[@mateosalvaje9550]

Do you mean to kill us by alcohol poisoning?

[@JehanineMelmoth]

The John Warosa song has been my earworm now for days. My husband just doesn’t understand when I wander round singing it.

[@calvinscarvings.66]

Karl Smith lol

[@gekkotadpole2478]

Just forget any issue

[@Dan-ji4db]

The subtle implication the scammer is a small boy cracks me up every time 😂😭

[@elin9382]

the bit where the scammer says that you can go to any store and tell them you want to send bit coin is just making me imagine the reaction someone coming into the bird food store i worked in over the summer for help transferring bitcoin would get

[@BlisaBLisa]

that is such a specific kind of store the world is a beautiful place

[@thehomebrewer816]

I thought steam cards would only be of interest to small boys. Ah yes, reference.

[@DanielTheFreak]

So I wrote to Ben: "Hi Mark" Never change :)

[@Misspol222]

3:09 "Nothing will stop me from delivering your package today" Take notes, Royal Mail.

[@theMadFurball]

The little inserted clips of yourself make this pure gold, lol

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

I do enjoy the picture of Mike as Mange Tout, if I'm not mistaking... unless it's a superficial fake.

[@DerpsterTV]

This may be my favourite scambait so far, the little cut scenes do me a serious laughter

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

I cried a little... of joy joy

[@raine6813]

"i sent it in the post, there is no screenshot" when i saw that part i literally burst out laughing, that was a really clever move on the scambaiting

[@RipOffProductionsLLC]

"That's the address I put on the envelope, it should be there in a day or two. I used a first class stamp." "Realization dawned" I love this man. The ability to say absurd things with a straight face is a powerful comedic tool.

[@espeon200]

When he told you to gently scratch the gift card I was hoping you’d get an empty one and either send a pic of the wrong side or scratch so hard that the number completely came off the back.

[@Dan-ji4db]

I wrote to Ben, saying "hi mark"

[@AtomicShrimp]

Doin me a serious

[@tedarcher9120]

Didn't even notice at first

[@tedarcher9120]

@imhappy yes

[@nilsuslatinus3637]

Scratch the cards gently - scratches the front side of the steam gift cards. Scammer asks for the backside - scratches the backside beyond recognition

[@roberttractortaylor]

I love that you got the 'mailing Bitcoin' to work. I've tried it before and they just stop responding right away. 😂

[@britishdtarnz]

Love the dry, innocent humour and the game playing... I've learnt so much about scamming that goes on

[@theregularterrarian3933]

Whenever the scammers ask for giftcards, have you ever tried sending them pictures of fake giftcards and seeing what happens?

[@emyhorsell6751]

Or a pic/mock-up of a Boots or M&S giftcard. Maybe Manuel thinks they'd like some nice shower gel or socks.

[@catprog]

Or send them a giftcard that has already been used and say their was a guy offering this one at 50% off?

[@md-vq8sp]

@@spellwasp2579 or if it's something like steam they do it straight away

[@TheBlackAbyss1]

Send a gift card for a defunct store like ToysRUs or something

[@desperado3236]

Prolly not worth the effort as nothing will really happen other then them asking for a working one. Easier to just fake sending one.

[@rooklightstone2339]

God I love this series way more then is healthy. I actually put on the scambaiting playlist and listen to it as I fall asleep, your voice is very soothing, Sir Atomic Shrimp! Thank you for this and all the other content you provide uswith!

[@lindastone6868]

Bitcoin, is that like "pieces of Eight"?

[@DocM.]

*ATOMIC SHRIMP:* I really appreciate how you put the videos on your playlist in chronological order! Simple but extremely convenient and it makes the entertainment viewing experience so much more enjoyable! Thank you! ❤️

[@TheKbeast63]

Yes, agree. Most playlist start with newest first going backwards, which is tiresome. So thanks @AtomicShrimp

[@Dewsta26]

7:50 I love that you keep sneaking in the small boy insult 😉😂👌

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@PositivyT And a scholar of the letter of intent.

[@asteroidrules]

Let's take a moment to appreciate the fact that, in the year 2021, scammers are asking their victims for their fax machine numbers.

[@kdaveson]

Oooh good catch - maybe Mr Shrimp can 'try' to fax some bitcoin in future!

[@michalrzmichalrz6656]

Also add Beetcoin to your arsenal.

[@OneViolentGentleman]

or Bitcorn

[@hiddenshadow2105]

@@OneViolentGentleman No, we need to go larger - Bytecons (bitecons will be good as well)

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Beatcoing, a new cryptocruelty

[@lordskamtebord3601]

hmm yes betcone

[@callmequaz9052]

It warms my heart knowing that the scammer likely spent a good few hours waiting for what they thought was free money, time that may otherwise have been spent scamming other potential victims. Just a shame they gave up before you could run them through anymore hoops.

[@eiriseven]

"I wrote to Ben saying: Hi Mark" I love this so much.

[@LinoWalker]

[Scambaiting idea] Pretend you're a conspiracy theorist, severely paranoid about the Government spying on your conversation. Request the scammer to use some convoluted code words instead of common words like "payment slip", "Western Union", "Bitcoin", etc.

[@igorszamaszow171]

It sounds like a fun idea to me, but it probably would result in "Scammers who dumped me, part 4".

[@dragonicmicrophone6594]

@@igorszamaszow171 James Viech made use of some codenames in one of his scambaits, but it wasn't until the scammer was already committed. It can be done! Just probably not at the beginning of the scambaiting sesh.

[@Ze_eT]

@@dragonicmicrophone6594 I'd almost say to not do the codenames bit to avoid accusations of copying. A conspiracy theorist as character is still an interesting idea.

[@Xgya2000]

The added clip with the stamp and envelope KILLED IT. I had to pause the video just to get back my breath. I love this series very much. Thank you for entertaining everyone, and for using up a scammer's precious time so he has less left to scam someone else

[@MrOrangehorseman]

How to don’t.

[@oz_jones]

Hown't

[@konstantin6101]

from 350 dollars to 350 BTC? this guy has high demands! But honestly, this sending bit is golden. Awesome work!

[@SerbanCMusca-ut8ny]

The idea of sending $ by snail mail was pure genius. I enjoyed this as much as you did. Nice one.

[@JehanineMelmoth]

I always love a CoinSquirt reference, though FundThrust has my heart.

[@tompatterson1548]

He needs to make that a real domain!

[@nicholase2868]

I'm always amused when they ask for Steam gift cards. This UN or whoever definitely accepts those.

[@Encysted]

I really love the editing and cinematography of the cut-ins. And the music choice was the finishing touch. I especially liked the sequence of walking to the mailbox, and the comments about the stamp. I like that the clips followed the natural flow of how someone would say it, and not the logical order of actions.

[@floatrollorfly7872]

“I don’t use a mobile phone due to the inconvenience” 🤪

[@mariek.474]

They ask for a personal "fax number"... does anyone have a fax at home AND knows how to send bitcoin ? 😭 I'd be very surprised

[@devcrom3]

It's a REAL small subset of people.

[@SerbanCMusca-ut8ny]

The true question is whether and _how_ they would verify the fax number one supplies them with. I mean, how would they do that? Make a call from a phone and wait for the fax to go off and produce its annoying typical sounds? ;)

[@gob233]

your videos - if scambaiting or otherwise - always brighten up my day

[@smolfrenchtoast9799]

Scam bites is my favorite series of yours!! Thanks, Mr.Shrimp! 🦐

[@LinoWalker]

Even though this video was shorter than usual, it was absolutely hilarious - sending Bitcoin in the post :D If you ever use this trick again, maybe you could send then actual pictures of you putting money in an envelope, and writing the Bitcoin address on it. After all, these scammers are constantly asking for photographic evidence of documents....

[@miliamince]

Your humour is just my sort. Thank you for cheering up my day

[@regallag888]

The idea of sending bitcoin through the mail had me laughing like a fool! Keep it up, you legend!

[@PeterTheAlien]

A detail I love is how the scammer keeps insisting that he goes to a store to ask for help sending Bitcoin as if any old grocery store clerk would even know what a Bitcoin is

[@michanforever]

hmm, interesting to hear that the fund wasn’t glarded...I think it’s a scam 🤔🤔 (also the ongoing references always make me laugh like the small boys comment 😆)

[@Sharpman76]

and don't forget CoinSquirt

[@pilgrabber40]

I love the idea of Customs agents wanting to buy a bunch of videogames and using random delivery people as mules for collecting Steam cards.

[@hallamhal]

I find the best way to don't is to not

[@davidk8380]

Another good one, Mr. Shrimp! On a side note I smile whenever I hear the Warosa song, and sometimes even find myself humming it at random times.

[@alainpbat3903]

Your videos are slowly transforming into works of art like Wes Anderson films :) I love them so much

[@DRUZYDAY]

The wes-anderson esque cutscenes of him mailing the letter just adds that special touch

[@TakeWalker]

Doin' me a serious. :D I also love how he never noticed you're in the UK while he's supposed in California, desiring to hand-deliver this package to your door.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Scammers brain cells are in short supply.

[@lauchpferd2108]

I really loved those short reenactments! They really added to my enjoyment of the video.

[@Zamot83]

I'm not a native English speaker so I I immediately picked up my phone to look up the word glarded. Then I put it down.

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

Now you can't unlearn this fake word forevermore.

[@magicaldemonboy100]

I had to glarded at this comment twice lol

[@coffeeNiK]

That idea of using fake words and confusing the scammers is genius. Excited to see it.

[@CarJul666]

Well done! A very entertaining commentary and you showing up being "serious" was absolutely hilarious.🤣 Thank you.

[@stephensmith799]

I start shuddering with involuntary laughter within about twelve seconds of your vids and then all the way through. The laughter comes out in many forms including down the nose and in a wide range of snorts and shudders (I listen in headphones). It drives my wife nuts. Love your work.

[@Oath-sworn]

Your videos always bring a smile to my face, keep up the good work!

[@trampoline11x]

The literal bit about sending Bitcoin via the post was just so amazing a plot line.

[@lt.ripley1590]

It was really funny and that stamp was huge. I love those little videos with the pipe it's almost Sherlocky. Great video, and as usual wel prepared. Do you ever read your comments or do you get too many? People amuse me including myself because you get hundreds if not thousands of nice comments and then you take offence at the negative ones off the few trolltwatting, braindead idiomits and address them. They don't matter. What matters is being kind and honest and any grammatical mistakes are done purposefully.

[@paranoidasteroid3439]

I am glarded that you’ve posted this video.

[@Eisenwulf666]

" Be assured that your Atm.." the grammar of these people... It's "be rest assured". Not even the basics

[@userx-inactive8]

yeah...

[@curtismonster0786]

U are generally my fav channel to watch whilst I do something else, keep it up!

[@grantmorriss2557]

Hi AS, I am a big fan of your channel, and watch all your vids. Favs are the scam baiting ones. Anyway...I also know you have your nigerian pal, and wondered if you would like me to send you some Nigeria Kilishi? It is kind of a spicy beef jerky. I live and work in Abuja, but will be heading to blighty to visit mum in a couple of weeks, and will be happy to pick you some up for a channel review if interested? All the best, and keep up the fantastic content. GM

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

I've just noticed how, when one hovers one's cursor over the thumbnail of this video (while in the margin or in a list) the little animation is just perfect, with the pipe, priceless! 4:25

[@Matusware]

When i saw that actual letter with bitcoin address i laughed so hard🤣, i tip my hat for you👍

[@mdude7778]

You have the perfect voice for audio books.

[@jovandimitrijekolaric2549]

Everybody is first until they refresh

[@resolute7177]

funny thing is that no one commented "first" as yet... ur literally in the future

[@jovandimitrijekolaric2549]

@@resolute7177 in fact, I just wrote this so nobody writes first at all.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

69th

[@Trustinjesuschrist777]

This comments 28 mins old and the video says 27...

[@jovandimitrijekolaric2549]

@anomie nous woah, check out this guy using Internet Explorer in 2021

[@TheNcry]

The power of Itunes cards is beyond amazing!

[@nancyclark864]

Send Bitcoin now!! You said you will send now!!

[@valesz4140]

Send me your bank account you will not

[@TheTwoFingeredBullFrog]

I love playing along to scammers.

[@diedertspijkerboer]

I'm rather surprised that the fund was not glarded, since it's simply not possible to put unglarded funds into any bank account in Europe. This is an integral part of recent Securely Coded Authenticated Money laws.

[@Leith_Crowther]

I think it’s OK the fund wasn’t glarded this one time because AS’ money is in a tax clode.

[@mateosalvaje9550]

That ‘small boy’ cut was nice, those may be my favorite. I also like when you bring out the righteous indignation card on them.

[@thedragonofcanada6659]

Another great video, and an even greater idea! Keep up the great work!

[@ellenorbjornsdottir1166]

you are no dragon

[@thedragonofcanada6659]

@@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 I am! I am Canada's Dragon!

[@kaiser9321]

These video snippets are really making this good

[@Linnet09]

I don't have a personal international diplomatic agent. I feel like I am missing out.

[@lauranicholson8516]

Love these scam videos. Your sense of humour is fantastic, right amount of silly for the viewers and annoyance for the scammers 😂.

[@SlimPickins_07]

Not gonna lie, I enjoy the entire videos, but I stick around to hear the song

[@yes0r787]

IKR? I love the Shrimp "Please DON'T Tell Me Anything About, The Soul Called John Warosa" Anthem!

[@Tomasuin]

I love the new edits and format! Even though your content has always been great, it's great to see how much you've improved. Cheers!

[@sonichero]

Malek as in Darth Malek? I didn’t know the sith were breaking into scams but I guess it fits with their ethics

[@MagnusMoerkoereJohannesen]

Always two there are, a scammer and John Warosa.

[@kkmac7247]

@PositivyT the scammer is John Barosa

[@kkmac7247]

@PositivyT lol

[@welpppppppppppppp]

the little insert shots of the mail were next level! love the cinematography/editing for this bait session 👏

[@YousefMoham3d]

Amazing videos, as always!

[@fyoutube9410]

I chuckled far more than I should have when the scammer confirmed it is glarded.

[@MinistryOfMagic_DoM]

Nice call back to the small boy line :-)

[@AtomicShrimp]

Thanks for sticking with me long enough to recognise it!

[@Sharpman76]

oh my lord, "glarded", that's wonderful, I'm quite excited for that upcoming video